Ambidextrous protective glove

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-06-20
MANULATEX FRANCE
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[0021]On the other hand, for equivalent comfort, regardless whether it is used for protecting a right hand or a left hand, the g

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Gloves made of so-called > chain mail have been designed (see notably the documents U.S. Pat. No. 5,054,126 or FR-A-2 771 260), but the corresponding ambidextrous character is obtained by turning the glove over; and it is then quite often necessary to provide holding

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[0029]The protective glove 1 illustrated on FIGS. 1 to 3 consists of a main part 2 made of chain mail fabric designed to cover the user's hand and wrist.

[0030]At the opening 3 for inserting the hand, the terminal edge 4 of the glove 1 is in the form of a complete sleeve deprived of any lateral slit for optimum protection safety; this terminal edge 4 is slightly oversized with respect to the user's wrist in order to facilitate the introduction of the hand into the glove, and it is fitted with a mounted cinching strap 5 enabling releasable fastening of the glove around the wrist.

[0031]Such a mounted strap 5 may be made of any adapted matter, for example of plastic material, chain mail fabric, chain mail fabric coated with plastic material, flexible metal strip, metal plates, fabric or other . . .

[0032]The strap 5 is inserted in a housing in the form of a sheath of chain mails 6 provided on the terminal edge 4 of the glove. This sheath 6 is obtained by an end fold of the chain mail fab...

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The invention concerns a protective glove consisting of a chain mail main part (2) designed to cover the user's hand and wrist, comprising a mounted cinching strap (5) located in a sheath (6) or in loops provided on the terminal edge (4), or proximate to said terminal edge (4). Said glove is characterised in that it comprises: at least first releasable catching means (11, 12) provided on the outside of the chain mail fabric, designed to co-operate with appropriate matching means (10) provided at one first end (5′) of said strap (5), and at least two second releasable catching means (17, 18) symmetrically or substantially symmetrically opposite on the outside of the glove, one of which, depending on whether the glove is being used to protect the right hand or the left hand, is designed to co-operate with appropriate matching means (15) provided at the second end (5″) of said strap (5), to lock tightly said strap (5). Thus said glove is adapted to be worn either on the right hand, or on the left hand, without requiring to be turned inside out.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to a glove made of chain mail fabric, composed of an interlaced metal ring network, which is designed to protect the hand and possibly the forearm or the arm of an operator running the risk of being injured further to using sharp or cutting tools.[0002]Gloves made of chain mail of this type are for example described in the documents FR-A-2 748 908, FR-A-2 753 883, FR-A-2 771 260, U.S. Pat. No. 5,054,126 or still DE-U-93 05286.3; they are in particular widespread in the meat industry, notably in the cutting stations.[0003]Such gloves may be <<simple>> i.e. made of a main part designed to cover only the user's hand and wrist. In more sophisticated models, the portion which covers the wrist may be extended by a cuff-link made of plastic material or of chain mail fabric, covering the forearm and possibly the arm. In case when it is made of chain mail fabric, the protective cuff-link portion is fitted with plastic or met...

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IPC IPC(8): A41D19/00A41D19/015A41F1/06
CPCA41D19/0003A41F1/06A41D19/01511
Inventor JAUNAULT, PHILIPPEJAUNAULT, SOPHIE
Owner MANULATEX FRANCE
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